EPTNaniwa and Team Dignitas Part Ways - Page 24
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Novalisk
Israel1818 Posts
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hTRen
Canada55 Posts
Regardless, best of luck to NaNi and Dignitas. NaNiwa hwaiting! Dignitas hwaiting! :D | ||
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ptrpb
Canada753 Posts
On September 21 2011 01:39 gehgrfhgrh wrote: No HE IS not. Korean teams have no money and NaNi woudn't leave Dignitas if it wasn't about the money.  Think about it for a second, what does NaNiwa gain from a Korean team? +Solid practice structure +Higher level practice partners +Shelter in Korea and access to the Korean ladder -Less pay Given that he's explicitly said many times that he wants to stay in Korea and he wants to be the best, what option looks more likely? | ||
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MiLesRP
Germany68 Posts
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On September 21 2011 01:35 Bladgrim wrote: Or, more likely, I think, a foreign team with a partnership with a Korean team (Liquid/coL). I think I'd like to see him with FXO (or FXOKorea). They definitely have the means to support a talented player, and the dedication to being in the korean scene to keep him around. If they're maintaining two team houses, I don't know how big they're looking to get... But Nani would make a nice addition to OZ/Choya on their protoss lineup. It might be nice to see him go oGs; MC hasn't been quite as fierce in recent months, and the team is shallow enough that we could really see nani shine there... plus there's the liquid partnership. Liquid'Nani or oGsNaniwa would be pretty baller. If he's going to go to an ALL Korean team, I want to see him on TSL though. They're so small, but there's not a guy on the team where you don't say "oh, yeah, he's pretty damn good" (except the two zergs I've never seen play) and Nani would benefit, imo, from some of the play styles those players exhibit. | ||
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moofang
508 Posts
So... since there's no mysterious countdown timer and disturbing twisted audio clips being released in time increments, can we safely conclude that it isn't EG this time?  | ||
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HackBenjamin
Canada1094 Posts
On September 21 2011 01:43 Novalisk wrote: Maybe that means Dignitas will add someone a little more mature to their roster. I'm curious, what do you mean by this? Naniwa appeared to act in a mature fashion in all the interviews I've seen.. | ||
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VirgilSC2
United States6151 Posts
On September 21 2011 01:15 GrungyMunchy wrote: Um you think that what the guy said isn't true? Because it is. Better skill-wise? Yes. Better for NaNiWa? No. Unless NaNiWa is going to commit himself 100% to the GSL, a Korean team is NOT the ideal team for him, and he'd be much better off with coL.MVP or EG. | ||
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how2TL
1197 Posts
On September 21 2011 01:08 PlaGuE_R wrote: people CHANGE, he was bm a long time ago when he was hitting a very rough patch in his life, he said in an interview that he was angry and depressed at life and took it out on his opponents and that he realized that that was the wrong thing to do and that he would behave properly now because of the chances he was given by both Empire and Dignitas User was warned for this post Was he really warned for that post? That's weird. | ||
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TheHova
United Kingdom2612 Posts
On September 21 2011 01:39 gehgrfhgrh wrote: No HE IS not. Korean teams have no money and NaNi woudn't leave Dignitas if it wasn't about the money. You think Naniwa gives a shit about money? All Naniwa cares about is winning. He's said that countless times. He doesn't even play his consolation matches at MLG when they're for money. Because all he cares about is that he hasn't won. He'll join a team which gives him the best chance at becoming the best he can be. Which will either be a Korean team or a Foreigner team with a Korean partnership. | ||
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VirgilSC2
United States6151 Posts
On September 21 2011 01:44 phyre112 wrote: I think I'd like to see him with FXO (or FXOKorea). They definitely have the means to support a talented player, and the dedication to being in the korean scene to keep him around. If they're maintaining two team houses, I don't know how big they're looking to get... But Nani would make a nice addition to OZ/Choya on their protoss lineup. It might be nice to see him go oGs; MC hasn't been quite as fierce in recent months, and the team is shallow enough that we could really see nani shine there... plus there's the liquid partnership. Liquid'Nani or oGsNaniwa would be pretty baller. If he's going to go to an ALL Korean team, I want to see him on TSL though. They're so small, but there's not a guy on the team where you don't say "oh, yeah, he's pretty damn good" (except the two zergs I've never seen play) and Nani would benefit, imo, from some of the play styles those players exhibit. FXOBoss has already stated in this thread that they have no intention of acquiring NaNi. | ||
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ragealot
432 Posts
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AntiGrav1ty
Germany2310 Posts
On September 21 2011 01:44 ptrpb wrote: Think about it for a second, what does NaNiwa gain from a Korean team? +Solid practice structure +Higher level practice partners +Shelter in Korea and access to the Korean ladder -Less pay Given that he's explicitly said many times that he wants to stay in Korea and he wants to be the best, what option looks more likely? It's always about the money. | ||
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HackBenjamin
Canada1094 Posts
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TheHova
United Kingdom2612 Posts
No it's not. -___- | ||
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hugman
Sweden4644 Posts
He behaved much better while on dignitas so it can't be because of his manners | ||
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zeru
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labbe
Sweden1456 Posts
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Alpino
Brazil4390 Posts
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ptrpb
Canada753 Posts
Even when the player consistently states that he is willing to sacrifice everything to be the best? I would assume everything includes money. | ||
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Contradicting most of his previous statements about how he only cares about being the best.
